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2 Comments on Real estate finacing......What is Assumable mortgage & Alienation clause?
Victor,
I enjoyed your posting about assumable mortgages. You are correct that FHA and VA loans are assumable. Borrowers still have to credit qualify , however many of these loans that were taken out in the last five years will have lower than current market rates. I have co-founded a company, HomeAssume.com that caters to these people. We are in the process of working with our web developer to assist real estate agents to list their properties for sale that have assumable mortgages on our website: www.homeassume.com. It will be another way that professionals, like yourself, can help their clients market their properties. Great blog and I enjoyed your other posting about being a professional and dressing like one.
Thank you for commenting to this post Brad, most people don't comment on posts like this that our consumers so desperately need. I commend you for what you guys are doing with HomeAssume, I checked out the site and I think I will come back to it as I list homes with assumable mortgages.
If any of you out there is savvy on this topic, or is a mortgage professional, please add your comments because, I think we owe it to ouselves to educate the consumers. Maybe this can be our way of helping to reduce foreclosure the rate.